EP1662927B1 - Jump shoes - Google Patents
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- EP1662927B1 EP1662927B1 EP03818732A EP03818732A EP1662927B1 EP 1662927 B1 EP1662927 B1 EP 1662927B1 EP 03818732 A EP03818732 A EP 03818732A EP 03818732 A EP03818732 A EP 03818732A EP 1662927 B1 EP1662927 B1 EP 1662927B1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- the present invention relates to jump shoes and, more particularly, to jump shoes capable of enabling a user to jump using resilient force of a resilient member by installing the resilient member between a middle layer and a bottom layer of a shoe sole, and usually using by employing a fixing member for suppressing the resilient force of the resilient member.
- Jump shoes has been invented to feel fun and thrill and to obtain an exercise effect of a lower part of the body by installing a resilient member for jumping at a lower portion of shoes to enable the jumping using resilient force of the resilient member after wearing the shoes, and various types of jump shoes has been already filed and registered as patents and utility models in many countries, or actually developed and come to a market.
- products which have been filed or come to a market, as shown in FIG. 7 , includes a middle layer 2' formed at a lower portion of a shoe 1, a bottom layer 3' formed in alignment with the middle layer spaced apart from each other, and a resilient member such as a coil spring 4' having a resilient force installed between them, thereby enabling the user to jump by the resilient force of the resilient member installed between the middle layer and the bottom layer.
- a middle layer 2' formed at a lower portion of a shoe 1
- a bottom layer 3' formed in alignment with the middle layer spaced apart from each other
- a resilient member such as a coil spring 4' having a resilient force installed between them, thereby enabling the user to jump by the resilient force of the resilient member installed between the middle layer and the bottom layer.
- the resilient member such as the coil spring installed between the middle layer and the bottom layer is exposed to the exterior and a space between the middle layer and the bottom layer is opened, a different thing such as a stone is inserted between the middle layer and the bottom layer during the jumping play to cause an irregular jump, thereby causing injuries of ankles or other parts of a wearer and decreasing lifetime of the shoes due to damages of the middle layer and the bottom layer.
- the present invention is directed to provide jump shoes capable of maximizing its practical usability by enabling the user to wear the jump shoes in usual, and previously preventing an irregular jump or damages of respective parts by prohibiting an insertion of a different thing between a middle layer and a bottom layer.
- jump shoes including a spring installed between a middle layer and a bottom layer of a shoe sole, a case installed to enclose the spring therein, a flexible blocking member installed between the middle layer and the bottom layer to prevent a different thing from being inserted between the middle layer and the bottom layer, and fastening means installed at the bottom layer to fasten the shoes to suppress resilient force of the resilient member, thereby enabling a usual use of the jump shoes.
- Jump shoes 10 comprising a middle layer 20 integrally formed with a bottom surface of the shoes 10 provided with a shoe strip 102 for fastening the shoe, a plurality of upper cases 202 having a downward-opening installed on the bottom surface, a bottom layer 30 formed at a lower portion of the middle layer 20 in parallel with the middle layer 20 spaced apart from each other, a plurality of lower cases 302 having an upward-opening installed on the top surface of the bottom layer 30, a coil spring 40 inserted between the upper case 202 and the lower case 302 inserted into each other, wherein a flexible blocking member 50 is installed to fully enclose around the middle layer 20 and the bottom layer 30, a connecting band 60 is fixed to the bottom layer 30 to discharge both ends of the connecting band 60 through a discharging hole 502 formed at both sides of the blocking member 50, and fastening means such as a Velcro tape 70a or a buckle band 70b is formed at the both ends of the connecting band 60 to fasten the both ends of the fastening band 60.
- the connecting band 60 is inserted to install its middle portion between the lower case 302 and the 302, and provided with the Velcro tape 70a formed at its one end and a connecting hole 602 formed at the other end.
- FIG. 1 is an exemplary front view illustrating main components of the present invention
- jump shoes is capable of covering an ankle of a wearer to protect the ankle of the wearer, and the shoe strip can be used to maintain a stable wearing feeling by fastening the strip at an appropriate strength.
- the middle layer 20 is integrally formed with a lower portion of the shoe 10 using an adhesion method etc. to install the upper case 202 having a downward opening at the bottom surface securely using a screw etc.
- the bottom layer 30 is formed at a lower portion of the middle layer in parallel therewith spaced apart from each other, the upward opened lower case 302 is securely fixed to the upper portion of the bottom layer 30 to be opposed to the upper case 202 using a screw etc., and then, the lower case 302 is inserted into the upper case 202, at this time, the coil spring 40 having a strong resilient force is installed in between the upper case 202 and the lower case 302, thereby applying the resilient force between the middle layer 20 and the bottom layer 30 of the shoe 10.
- the coil spring installed in an inner space where the upper case 202 is combined with the lower case 302 uses a compression coil spring 40, and the coil spring having various spring coefficients may be preferably used depending upon weights of users.
- the flexible blocking member 50 is installed around the middle layer 20 and the bottom layer 30, which are biased by the resilient force of the coil spring 40 to enclose the upper case 202 and the lower case 302 installed therein from the exterior, thereby preventing an external different thing from being inserted into a space between the middle layer 20 and the bottom layer 30.
- the connecting band 60 is installed at the upper portion of the bottom layer 30, preferably, which is fixed to the bottom layer 30 together with the lower case 320 using a screw fixing the lower case 302 rather than an adhesion, in order to maintain a secure installation of the connecting band 60.
- the both ends of the fixed connecting band 60 are discharged through the discharging hole 502 formed at the upper portion of the blocking member 50 installed between the middle layer 20 and the bottom layer 30, the connecting band 60 being provided with the Velcro tape 70a at its one end and the connecting hole 602 at the other end to maintain the secure fixation to enable a strong fastening using the Velcro tape 70a when the Velcro tape 70a is inserted into the connecting hole 602 to discharge upward to be attached thereto.
- the user when the user wants to suppress the jumping function by the resilient force of the coil spring 40 or to wear the jump shoes 10 for a usual use, the user maximally fasten the Velcro tape 70a connected to the connecting band 60 to shorten the distance between the middle layer 20 formed at the bottom surface of the shoes 10 and the bottom layer 30, at which the connecting band 60 is installed, to contact the upper case 202 installed at the bottom surface of the middle layer 20 and the lower case 302 installed at the top surface of the bottom layer 30 with each other to suppress the jumping function by the resilient force of the coil spring 40, thereby enabling the jump shoes 10 to use as conventional height-increasing shoes.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 show another embodiment of the present invention, and the fastening means formed at the end of the connecting band 60 employs the buckle band 70b, which is mainly used in a conventional inline skate. Since the buckle band 70b can more securely maintain the fixation than the Velcro tape 70a, preferably, the buckle band 70b is used as the fastening means when the shoes are for adults or the coil spring 40 having a high spring coefficient is used. And otherwise, various types of fastening means such as a strip, button, etc. may be applied and modified to obtain similar effects.
- fastening means is shown to have single band, it is possible to dispose a plurality of fastening means depending upon the user's weight and shoes' size.
- the present invention is capable of providing amusement for enable a user to feel fun and thrill by employing an jumping function using resilient force of a coil spring by installing the coil spring at a bottom surface of shoes, obtaining an excellent exercise effect through running or jumping, remarkably affecting growth and development of growing-up children, and conveniently using the shoes in usual since the jumping function can be suppressed depending upon user's intend, thereby providing an excellent advantage in usability and commerciality.
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Description
- The present invention relates to jump shoes and, more particularly, to jump shoes capable of enabling a user to jump using resilient force of a resilient member by installing the resilient member between a middle layer and a bottom layer of a shoe sole, and usually using by employing a fixing member for suppressing the resilient force of the resilient member.
- Jump shoes has been invented to feel fun and thrill and to obtain an exercise effect of a lower part of the body by installing a resilient member for jumping at a lower portion of shoes to enable the jumping using resilient force of the resilient member after wearing the shoes, and various types of jump shoes has been already filed and registered as patents and utility models in many countries, or actually developed and come to a market.
- However, products, which have been filed or come to a market, as shown in
FIG. 7 , includes a middle layer 2' formed at a lower portion of a shoe 1, a bottom layer 3' formed in alignment with the middle layer spaced apart from each other, and a resilient member such as a coil spring 4' having a resilient force installed between them, thereby enabling the user to jump by the resilient force of the resilient member installed between the middle layer and the bottom layer. - However, since the prior art jump shoes should always jump due to the resilient force of the resilient member by means of a human's weight during simple walking, though the shoes are useful in a jumping play, there is a problem that the shoes does not suppress its jumping in the case that the shoes are usually used or the jumping should be suppressed, as a result, the jump shoes are limited as only playing shoes.
- In addition, since the resilient member such as the coil spring installed between the middle layer and the bottom layer is exposed to the exterior and a space between the middle layer and the bottom layer is opened, a different thing such as a stone is inserted between the middle layer and the bottom layer during the jumping play to cause an irregular jump, thereby causing injuries of ankles or other parts of a wearer and decreasing lifetime of the shoes due to damages of the middle layer and the bottom layer.
- The document
DE 19634868 discloses a jump shoe which serves as basis for the subject-matter of claim 1. - Therefore, the present invention is directed to provide jump shoes capable of maximizing its practical usability by enabling the user to wear the jump shoes in usual, and previously preventing an irregular jump or damages of respective parts by prohibiting an insertion of a different thing between a middle layer and a bottom layer.
- According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided jump shoes including a spring installed between a middle layer and a bottom layer of a shoe sole, a case installed to enclose the spring therein, a flexible blocking member installed between the middle layer and the bottom layer to prevent a different thing from being inserted between the middle layer and the bottom layer, and fastening means installed at the bottom layer to fasten the shoes to suppress resilient force of the resilient member, thereby enabling a usual use of the jump shoes.
- The above and other features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art by describing in detail preferred embodiments thereof with reference to the attached drawings in which:
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FIG. 1 is an exemplary front view of the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is an exemplary side view of the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is an exemplary side cross-sectional view of the present invention; -
FIG. 4 is and exemplary side cross-sectional view of the present invention, of which a coil spring is compressed; -
FIGS. 5 and6 are exemplary views of another embodiment of the present invention; and -
FIG. 7 is an exemplary side view of a prior art jump shoes. -
Jump shoes 10 comprising amiddle layer 20 integrally formed with a bottom surface of theshoes 10 provided with ashoe strip 102 for fastening the shoe, a plurality ofupper cases 202 having a downward-opening installed on the bottom surface, abottom layer 30 formed at a lower portion of themiddle layer 20 in parallel with themiddle layer 20 spaced apart from each other, a plurality oflower cases 302 having an upward-opening installed on the top surface of thebottom layer 30, acoil spring 40 inserted between theupper case 202 and thelower case 302 inserted into each other,
wherein aflexible blocking member 50 is installed to fully enclose around themiddle layer 20 and thebottom layer 30, a connectingband 60 is fixed to thebottom layer 30 to discharge both ends of the connectingband 60 through adischarging hole 502 formed at both sides of the blockingmember 50, and fastening means such as a Velcrotape 70a or abuckle band 70b is formed at the both ends of the connectingband 60 to fasten the both ends of thefastening band 60. - Meanwhile, the connecting
band 60 is inserted to install its middle portion between thelower case 302 and the 302, and provided with the Velcrotape 70a formed at its one end and a connectinghole 602 formed at the other end. - Hereinafter, an exemplary embodiment of the present invention will be described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
- First,
FIG. 1 is an exemplary front view illustrating main components of the present invention, jump shoes is capable of covering an ankle of a wearer to protect the ankle of the wearer, and the shoe strip can be used to maintain a stable wearing feeling by fastening the strip at an appropriate strength. - The
middle layer 20 is integrally formed with a lower portion of theshoe 10 using an adhesion method etc. to install theupper case 202 having a downward opening at the bottom surface securely using a screw etc. - In addition, the
bottom layer 30 is formed at a lower portion of the middle layer in parallel therewith spaced apart from each other, the upward openedlower case 302 is securely fixed to the upper portion of thebottom layer 30 to be opposed to theupper case 202 using a screw etc., and then, thelower case 302 is inserted into theupper case 202, at this time, thecoil spring 40 having a strong resilient force is installed in between theupper case 202 and thelower case 302, thereby applying the resilient force between themiddle layer 20 and thebottom layer 30 of theshoe 10. - At this time, most preferably, the coil spring installed in an inner space where the
upper case 202 is combined with thelower case 302 uses acompression coil spring 40, and the coil spring having various spring coefficients may be preferably used depending upon weights of users. - Meanwhile, the
flexible blocking member 50 is installed around themiddle layer 20 and thebottom layer 30, which are biased by the resilient force of thecoil spring 40 to enclose theupper case 202 and thelower case 302 installed therein from the exterior, thereby preventing an external different thing from being inserted into a space between themiddle layer 20 and thebottom layer 30. - Further, the connecting
band 60 is installed at the upper portion of thebottom layer 30, preferably, which is fixed to thebottom layer 30 together with the lower case 320 using a screw fixing thelower case 302 rather than an adhesion, in order to maintain a secure installation of the connectingband 60. - The both ends of the fixed connecting
band 60 are discharged through thedischarging hole 502 formed at the upper portion of the blockingmember 50 installed between themiddle layer 20 and thebottom layer 30, the connectingband 60 being provided with the Velcrotape 70a at its one end and the connectinghole 602 at the other end to maintain the secure fixation to enable a strong fastening using the Velcrotape 70a when the Velcrotape 70a is inserted into the connectinghole 602 to discharge upward to be attached thereto. - Therefore, when the user enjoys the
jump shoes 10, as shown inFIG. 3 , in order to press thecoil spring 40 inserted between theupper case 202 installed at themiddle layer 20 and thelower case 302 installed at thebottom layer 30 after the user wear the shoes, when the Velcrotape 70a is fastened thereto on theshoes 10 after a distance between themiddle layer 20 and thebottom layer 30 is maintained, as shown inFIG. 4 , thecoil spring 40 is compressed and recovered to provide a jumping force to the user so that the user jumps high by the user's weight whenever the user stamps his feet. - In addition, when the user wants to suppress the jumping function by the resilient force of the
coil spring 40 or to wear thejump shoes 10 for a usual use, the user maximally fasten the Velcrotape 70a connected to the connectingband 60 to shorten the distance between themiddle layer 20 formed at the bottom surface of theshoes 10 and thebottom layer 30, at which the connectingband 60 is installed, to contact theupper case 202 installed at the bottom surface of themiddle layer 20 and thelower case 302 installed at the top surface of thebottom layer 30 with each other to suppress the jumping function by the resilient force of thecoil spring 40, thereby enabling thejump shoes 10 to use as conventional height-increasing shoes. -
FIGS. 5 and6 show another embodiment of the present invention, and the fastening means formed at the end of the connectingband 60 employs thebuckle band 70b, which is mainly used in a conventional inline skate. Since thebuckle band 70b can more securely maintain the fixation than the Velcrotape 70a, preferably, thebuckle band 70b is used as the fastening means when the shoes are for adults or thecoil spring 40 having a high spring coefficient is used. And otherwise, various types of fastening means such as a strip, button, etc. may be applied and modified to obtain similar effects. - In addition, while the fastening means is shown to have single band, it is possible to dispose a plurality of fastening means depending upon the user's weight and shoes' size. Although the present invention is described in conjunction with the most preferable embodiment, various modifications may be applied within the scope of the present invention, as defined by the appended claims.
- As can be seen from the foregoing, the present invention is capable of providing amusement for enable a user to feel fun and thrill by employing an jumping function using resilient force of a coil spring by installing the coil spring at a bottom surface of shoes, obtaining an excellent exercise effect through running or jumping, remarkably affecting growth and development of growing-up children, and conveniently using the shoes in usual since the jumping function can be suppressed depending upon user's intend, thereby providing an excellent advantage in usability and commerciality.
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- Jump shoes 10 comprising a middle layer 20 integrally formed with a bottom surface of the shoes 10 provided with a shoe strip 102 for fastening the shoe, a plurality of upper cases 202 having a downward-opening installed on the bottom surface, a bottom layer 30 formed at a lower portion of the middle layer 20 in parallel with the middle layer 20 spaced apart from each other, a plurality of lower cases 302 having an upward-opening installed on the top surface of the bottom layer 30, a coil spring 40 inserted between the upper case 202 and the lower case 302 inserted into each other,
wherein a flexible blocking member 50 is installed to fully enclose around the middle layer 20 and the bottom layer 30, a connecting band 60 is fixed to the bottom layer 30 to discharge both ends of the connecting band 60 through a discharging hole 502 formed at both sides of the blocking member 50, and fastening means 70a and 70b are formed at the both ends of the connecting band 60 to fasten the both ends of the fastening band 60. - The jump shoes according to claim 1, wherein the connecting band is inserted between the lower case 302 and the bottom layer 30 at its center portion, the connecting band 60 being provided with a Velcro tape 70a at its one end and a connecting hole 602 at the other end.
- The jump shoes according to claim 1, wherein the fastening means is a buckle band 70b.
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